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Mpls.St.Paul Magazine features the Band Box Diner, framing a visit to the Minneapolis eatery as a step back in time. The piece highlights the diner's retro charm and enduring place in the city's dining scene, inviting readers to experience a slice of mid-century Americana in the Twin Cities.
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Ringo Starr has performed again on a stage that hosted a Beatles show at the height of Beatlemania in 1964. The appearance by the former Beatles drummer at the historic venue is drawing attention in Brazil, with fans and media recalling the band's frenzied 1964 tour era and celebrating the 84-year-old's continued activity on stage decades later.
- 3A personal essay on The Hold Steady and "You Can Make Him Like You"●On “You Can Make Him Like You” and being a Hold Steady girl
Paste Magazine has published a personal essay reflecting on The Hold Steady's song "You Can Make Him Like You" and what it means to be a "Hold Steady girl" — a devoted fan of the Brooklyn rock band. The piece connects the track, from the band's 2006 album Boys and Girls in America, to personal experiences of identity, fandom and growing up with the band's storytelling lyrics.
- 4Ultra-wideband radios on household bins spark curiosity●Surely you have ultra-wideband radios on your bins too?
A writer asks whether people have fitted ultra-wideband radios to their household waste bins, joking about tracking whether the bins have actually been put out. The piece points to growing hobbyist interest in using ultra-wideband technology, better known for precise indoor positioning and Apple's AirTag tracking, for mundane home automation tasks such as monitoring bin collection routines.
- 5Patricia Costa, samba school figure of Inocentes de Belford Roxo, dies at 45▼inocentes de belford roxo
Patricia Costa, known as a muse of the Inocentes de Belford Roxo samba school in Rio de Janeiro's metropolitan region, has died at the age of 45, according to Band. The news is prompting tributes and condolences from carnival fans and members of the samba community across Brazil.
- 6ZZ Top plays first Houston-area show since Frank Beard's death●ZZ Top brings joyful energy and classic hits to first Houston-area show since Frank Beard's death
ZZ Top performed its first Houston-area concert since the death of longtime drummer Frank Beard, drawing an emotional response from fans. Reviews described the band as bringing joyful energy through its catalog of classic hits, with the show serving as both a celebration of the band's legacy and a tribute to Beard following his passing.
- 7Financial audit highlights husband's control over marriage●Controlling Husband Is Destroying Their Marriage | Financial Audit
Caleb Hammer's latest Financial Audit episode features a couple whose marriage is under strain from a controlling husband, with finances at the centre of the dispute. The episode draws on the couple's spending and debt records to expose patterns of financial control, and viewers have reacted strongly, driving engagement past a million likes as debates spread about money abuse in relationships.
- 8P.O.D. releases new single Outbreak featuring Cory Brandan●P.O.D. - OUTBREAK (feat. Cory Brandan) (Official Music Video)
The band P.O.D. has released a new single called Outbreak featuring Cory Brandan, accompanied by an official music video. The track is drawing strong attention from fans, with engagement approaching 360,000 shortly after its release. Listeners are reacting to the collaboration with the former Norma Jean vocalist and the band's return with new material.
- 9John Torra Makes Debut as Quiet Riot's Lead Singer●John Torra's Debut as Quiet Riot's Lead Singer - Metal Health & More
John Torra has performed his first show as the new lead singer of Quiet Riot, the band best known for their 1983 hit album 'Metal Health'. The debut has drawn attention from rock fans discussing how the veteran glam metal band continues forward with a new frontman and what his arrival means for the group's future and classic material.
- 10RBA warns borrowers as inflation keeps pressure on●RBA’s blunt warning for borrowers as inflation continues to bite | 9 News Australia
The Reserve Bank of Australia has issued a blunt warning to borrowers, indicating that interest rates are likely to remain elevated as inflation continues to run above target. The message suggests households with mortgages should not expect relief in the near term, with the central bank prioritising the return of inflation to its target band over easing borrowing costs.
- 11Gen X nostalgia poll spotlights protest bands of the 1970s●How # GenX are you? Part 179 Power to the People Bands Edition Select all that apply. # HowGenXAreYou # 1970s # 1980s #
A social media poll asking 'How Gen X are you?' continues with its 179th instalment, this one themed 'Power to the People' and focused on bands. Readers are invited to select which acts apply to them, with the series spanning 1970s, 1980s and 1990s music. It is part of an ongoing run of generational nostalgia quizzes circulating among Gen X users.
- 12Holy Mackerels Duo to Perform at 727 Ocean in Sunset●HOLY MACKERELS DUO SUNDAY OCTOBER 4TH 5-8PM 727 OCEAN SUNSET
The Holy Mackerels duo is set to perform on Sunday, October 4th, from 5 to 8 pm at 727 Ocean in Sunset, according to a local announcement carried by the Wiscasset Newspaper. The listing gives no further details about the band or the venue program, but readers in the area can note the date and time for a live music evening.
- 13Ireland players refuse handshakes with Israel in Nations League tie●Ireland refuse handshake with Israel and don armbands in Nations League tie https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/10/4
Republic of Ireland footballers refused to shake hands with Israel's players before their Nations League match and wore black armbands during the game. The gesture is being widely discussed as a political statement amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, adding to tensions already surrounding fixtures between the two sides in the competition.
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Discussion around Swedish bandy, the country's traditional winter team sport played on ice, is circulating under the hashtag #svbandy. Posts appear to cover matches, teams and general follow-up on the sport in Sweden. No specific match result, player news or organising body statement can be confirmed from the available information, so the precise focus of the conversation is not established.
- 15Israeli soccer players wear armbands as Irish rivals stage protest●Israeli soccer players wear armbands to remember terror attack victims as Irish opponents pull stunt again
Israeli soccer players wore armbands honoring victims of terror attacks during a match against an Irish side, whose players staged another provocative gesture on the pitch. The clash has renewed attention on the political tensions surrounding Israeli-Irish sporting fixtures, with Israeli players framing the armbands as remembrance and the Irish action being read as a protest tied to the Gaza conflict.
- 16Union president Jimmy Williams joins Dropkick Murphys on stage●Jimmy Williams, the president of The International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, joined the band The Dropkick Mur
Jimmy Williams, president of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, joined the Dropkick Murphys on stage to talk about the power of solidarity. He told the crowd that America's unions are in this fight and pledged that organized labor would work to elect Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections.
- 17Siberian band Otyken releases new track Storm●OTYKEN - STORM https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=CqwrwwOzVcQ # OTYKEN # STORM # Music
Otyken, the Siberian ethnic folk group known for blending traditional throat singing and instruments with modern pop production, has a new song called Storm. The track is being shared by listeners online, with fans of the band's distinctive style spreading the music video link across social platforms.
- 18Carmella Garcia Opens Up About Co-Parenting Her Kids●Carmella Garcia Shares Updates on Her Kids and Co-Parenting With Her Ex-Husband (EXCLUSIVE)
Carmella Garcia has shared updates about her children and her co-parenting arrangement with her ex-husband in an exclusive interview. She discussed how the family is managing life after the separation and how the kids are doing. Fans of the reality personality have been following her family life closely, and the interview offers a rare personal look at her current situation.
- 19Abandoned Garden City hotel damaged in reported break-in●Abandoned hotel in Garden City damaged after reported break-in
An abandoned hotel in Garden City, Kansas, was damaged after a reported break-in, according to local reporting. Police were alerted to the incident at the vacant property, and the extent of the damage is being assessed. Residents are raising concerns about safety and the future of the long-empty building.
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The band P.O.D. has released 'Outbreak', a new track featuring Cory Brandan, the vocalist known for the metalcore band Norma Jean. The collaboration between the long-running rock group and the heavy-music singer is drawing strong attention from fans of both acts.
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Broadband expansion projects in northeast Oklahoma have been completed, bringing improved internet service to the region. The completion marks the end of infrastructure work aimed at expanding high-speed connectivity to communities in northeastern Oklahoma.
- 22Micky Dolenz Performs Monkees Classic Live at The Church Studio●MICKY DOLENZ - The Monkees "Last Train to Clarksville" (Live at The Church Studio)
Micky Dolenz, frontman of The Monkees, has performed the band's 1966 debut hit "Last Train to Clarksville" in a live session recorded at The Church Studio. The performance has drawn strong attention, with viewers praising the enduring energy of the singer's rendition of the classic track decades after it first topped the charts. Fans are revisiting The Monkees' catalog, recalling Dolenz's role as the group's original lead vocalist and drummer.
- 23Apple's M5 Ultra chip reported to feature 36 cores▼Apple’s M5 Ultra Brings 36 Cores, 1.2TB/s Bandwidth [2026]
Apple's upcoming M5 Ultra processor is reported to feature 36 CPU cores and memory bandwidth of 1.2TB/s, according to early specifications circulating for the chip expected in 2026. The specs would mark a substantial jump in performance over the current M2 Ultra, fueling discussion about what the next generation of Mac Pro and Mac Studio machines could deliver.
- 24Doom metal band Yob's album Clearing the Path to Ascend shared online●Yob – Clearing The Path To Ascend https:// yobislove.bandcamp.com/album/c learing-the-path-to-ascend # music # art # art
Yob's album Clearing the Path to Ascend, available on Bandcamp, is being shared among music fans. The Oregon doom metal band, fronted by Mike Scheidt, released the record in 2014 and it is widely regarded as a high point of modern doom. Listeners posting about it are pointing others to stream or buy the album, with tags referencing music and art.
- 25American couple says move to Spain revived their marriage▼In Connecticut, my husband and I mostly talked logistics. In Spain, we started dating each other again.
A woman writing in Business Insider says that living in Connecticut, she and her husband mostly discussed logistics like schedules and chores, but after moving to Spain they began dating each other again. She describes the relocation as giving the couple time and space to reconnect as partners rather than co-managers of a household.
- 26Young Adults Give Up Housing Subscription Accounts as Seoul Prices Soar▼Young Adults Abandon Subscription Accounts Amid Soaring Seoul Prices
Young South Koreans are reportedly giving up on cheongsu (housing subscription) accounts, the lottery-style system for buying new apartments, as soaring home prices in Seoul put ownership increasingly out of reach. The JoongAng/Chosun report suggests many see little chance of winning a desirable unit, so saving through the accounts no longer feels worthwhile, underscoring deepening housing anxiety among the younger generation.
- 27Ramsey Show: co-signed loan is destroying husband's credit▼'Co-Signing: It's Only There Because the Bank Knows That Person Cannot Pay': Ramsey Show to Wife Whose In-Laws Are Destroying Her Husband's Credit
On The Ramsey Show, Dave Ramsey advised a caller whose in-laws had co-signed loans with her husband, leaving them damaging his credit. Ramsey argued co-signing exists only because the lender already doubts the borrower can repay, and urged the couple to get out of the arrangement. The blunt verdict on family lending has drawn attention to the risks of co-signing for relatives.
- 28What Is the Market Really Pricing Into Bandwidth Stock?▼What Is the Market Really Pricing Into Bandwidth (BAND) Stock?
Investors are examining what current valuations for Bandwidth Inc., the cloud communications company trading under the ticker BAND, actually reflect about its future prospects. The question being raised is whether the stock price fully accounts for the company's growth potential and risks, prompting debate among market watchers about whether shares are overvalued or overlooked.
- 29Trump says Iran has virtually abandoned nuclear weapons plans▼Trump says Iran has virtually abandoned plans to create nuclear weapons — The Express Tribune
US President Donald Trump has stated that Iran has virtually abandoned its plans to develop nuclear weapons. The claim comes amid ongoing debate over the status of Iran's nuclear programme and the future of diplomatic efforts to constrain it. The statement has drawn attention as observers assess whether it signals a shift in US policy or negotiations with Tehran.
- 30Woman says husband wants to name daughter after a name tied to dark memories●There’s One Name in This World That Takes Me to a Dark Place. My Husband Wants to Use It for Our Daughter.
A woman has written to Slate's advice column saying one particular name brings her to a dark place, yet her husband wants to use it for their daughter. The dispute over a baby name carries painful personal weight for her, while her husband apparently sees no problem with the choice. Readers are weighing in on how couples should resolve naming disagreements rooted in personal trauma.
- 31YOB's Clearing the Path to Ascend album art draws attention●The cover of YOB’s Clearing the Path to Ascend presents a dark, monochrome mountain landscape beneath three golden celes
The cover of YOB's album Clearing the Path to Ascend is being discussed for its striking imagery: a dark, monochrome mountain landscape beneath three golden celestial forms. Commenters read the artwork as depicting an arduous inner journey, with layered peaks and clouds suggesting a passage through darkness toward illumination, echoing the doom metal band's spiritual and cathartic musical themes.
- 32Sieges Even's The Art of Navigating by the Stars Revisited▼Lost In Time: Sieges Even – The Art of Navigating by the Stars
A retrospective feature looks back at The Art of Navigating by the Stars, the 2005 album by German progressive metal band Sieges Even, released after a long hiatus and their only record with singer Arno Menses. The piece examines the album's place in the band's catalog and its lasting appeal among progressive metal listeners.
- 33Simone Biles shows support for Jonathan Owens in London▼Simone Biles rocks epic London fit supporting NFL husband Jonathan Owens
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles drew attention for her outfit while in London supporting her husband, NFL player Jonathan Owens, who plays for the Chicago Bears. Fans praised her game-day style as the Bears continue their season, with Biles frequently spotted cheering Owens on at games since their 2023 marriage.
- 34San Francisco Community Radio Show Goes Live●Starting now!! 📻 Join us in San Francisco 💘 https:// bff.fm/shows/the-sunday-schree ches # music # vinyl # BandcampFrida
A music show called The Sunday Screeches is broadcasting live from San Francisco on the community station BFF.fm. The host invited listeners to tune in as it started, promoting a listening session tied to Bandcamp Friday. The show's focus spans punk, shoegaze, metal, noise and indie music, with an emphasis on vinyl and new releases.
- 35Google's new Fitbit targets the gap between fitness band and smartwatch●Google’s new Fitbit is coming for the space between a fitness band and a smartwatch
Google has unveiled a new Fitbit device aimed at the middle ground between a basic fitness band and a full smartwatch. The product is positioned to offer more smart features than a tracker without the price or complexity of a watch. Coverage is highlighting how Google is trying to fill an underserved category in wearables.
- 36Gigi Hadid Brings Back the '90s Headband▼Gigi Hadid Is the Latest It Girl to Swear by This ’90s Headband
Gigi Hadid has been spotted wearing a '90s-style headband, making her the latest celebrity to embrace the nostalgic accessory. According to Harper's Bazaar, the model joins a wave of It girls reviving the trend, which is now being tipped as a comeback fashion staple for the season.
- 37Malaysia F1 start abandoned after multiple cars stop●Malaysia F1 start attempt abandoned after multiple cars stop
The start of the Formula 1 race in Malaysia was aborted after several cars stopped on the grid or during the formation lap, forcing officials to abandon the initial start attempt. Drivers and teams were left waiting as marshals cleared the scene, with a restart procedure following the disruption. The incident has drawn attention to track and car reliability issues at the Sepang event.
- 38H1B Visa Holders Reportedly Abandoning US Homes as Prices Fall●H1B Indians Abandoning Houses in America | House Prices Falling
Reports claim H1B visa holders, many of them Indian professionals, are walking away from homes they bought in the United States, adding to signs of falling house prices in some markets. The story has drawn wide attention among immigrant communities and real estate watchers, who debate whether job losses and visa uncertainty are forcing owners to leave properties behind.
- 39NFL wife mocked online for flying coach despite husband's $12.3 million deal●Her NFL husband signed a $12.3 million contract. She shared a TikTok while flying coach — and the internet is calling her spoiled
The wife of an NFL player who recently signed a $12.3 million contract posted a TikTok showing herself flying in economy class, and social media users flooded the comments accusing her of being out of touch and spoiled. The clip has ignited a wider debate about athletes' wives, wealth displays, and the scrutiny public figures face over the most mundane travel choices.
- 40Elvis Costello calls Pink Floyd's music dreary▼‘I can’t listen to Pink Floyd - I find their music dreary’: Elvis Costello’s honest playlist
Elvis Costello has shared a playlist of songs alongside blunt remarks about other artists, saying he cannot listen to Pink Floyd because he finds their music dreary. The comments, published via The Guardian, have drawn attention for their candour, with music fans debating whether his dismissive verdict on one of rock's most revered bands is refreshing honesty or needless provocation.